Ntarama Genocide Memorial.

'Innocence called for Justice
As the nation cried for peace.'

By Hope Azeda ~ 2008.

Hope Azeda Let the sky not limit you, go even higher our Owen Hope

Where do I even begin?
No doubt, the Skoll World Forum is a rich reservoir of knowledge, a true embodiment of wisdom. My task was to speak on the role of art in driving social change, a topic birthed out of my desire to understand the meaning of art in our existence.
Now, as I…

I recently spent a week in Oxford attending the #SkollWF , which was a first-time experience for me and truly remarkable. At the forum, I shared stories from ArtLords-هنرسالار, connecting with a group of incredible individuals who were both genuine and fully present. It was a gathering…

One of the soul of Rwanda's creative sector and arts of East Africa industries Hope Azeda
Mashirika

I hope I don't sound like a broken record but every time I think about Rwanda's creative sector, Hope Azeda comes to mind before any other name, artist, artiste or celebrity.
I don't know if her people know how much she has done for the sector.

Well said let her have her flowers, well done Hope Azeda

Before I go to bed I want to take this moment and appreciate this incredible woman right here Hope Azeda!

I hope the future will remember the role you played in rebuilding the creative industry.

#Ubumuntu

I’d been waiting for all week for this discussion and it has fired me up!

The Role of Art in Social Change - with the incredible Daniel Arzola Daniel Arzola Omaid Sharifi Hope Azeda & Martha Atienza all in conversation with Adama Sanneh of Moleskine Foundation #skollwf

It's an honor to be among the speakers at the 2024 Skoll World Forum in Oxford!
Right place
Right time
Right people
Great conversations
Devine alignments !!!!
Skoll Foundation

President Paul Kagame, First Lady of Rwanda, and esteemed heads of states paid their respects by laying wreaths at the burial place at Kigali Genocide Memorial to honour more than a million victims perished during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in #Rwanda .

Remember
Re-mem-ber
To remember is to recall
To remember is to remind
To remember is to reunite...Rejoin.
REEEE-Member !
( Generation 25: A letter of legacy) Mashirika
#kwibuka30
Kigali Genocide Memorial

#Kwibuka30
As we commemorate 30 years since the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, we are reminded that learning is the first step to understanding, and understanding leads to prevention. 

Let's work together so the vow of 'Never again' does not become 'again and again.'

#Kwibuka30
As we commemorate 30 years since the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, we are reminded that learning is the first step to understanding, and understanding leads to prevention. 

Let's work together so the vow of 'Never again' does not become 'again and again.'

The object of this Bill is to provide a regional framework to enhance the protection and enjoyment of the rights of persons with disabilities in the Community and to provide for related matters.

The East African Community Persons with Disabilities Bill, 2024, moved by Hon Hon. Alex BAHATI has been read for the 1st time.

Did Kalimpinya Queen always know she wanted to race? Why did Hope Azeda create the Ubumuntu Arts Festival? How on earth does Shaddyboo juggle motherhood and the spotlight? We tell you she even reads bedtime stories, then we give you every tiny detail.

People pleasers aren't trying to please other people. They're trying to avoid their own feelings of shame when they disappoint someone. Every people pleaser has one core goal: control how another person views them.

Thank you ⁦Mashirika⁩. Great msg for MH stigma reduction & raising awareness ⁦Solid Minds⁩

Hope Azeda’s incredible journey in Rwanda has been to reveal &nurse the schisms of genocide through theatre. Using 200USD from a patron was how Mashrika Performing Arts &Media Company was born.Azeda-“Rwanda’s queen of the arts”-has created important works offering hope &healing.